Telegram-herald., 1887-07-20

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tine xora CHESTNUT ~chippg Harris. The
Terror q ths Sssinas Nalsey Tbs
~oTtAy vasaaand ass hyei aAo1t six
ooaths ogt a every year al the al snd
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4ccoo8t ~ Cslag - selI seaz4 assd. lie
Llized tAs c0ks. Fan erFaa1s zof fQli snd
slspl 81 tks Easement aisA01s uiolssLsiioa.
Ao1l4y be eoulplsted nftssn 14ys se8-
lsnos and NeDt sorsn tree msa. VIII onty
tae eaiBg of tas pFis0n wa.ls "a as LIZ
Sans. De TAI nos ossn out Iona before ns
stTack q flcn ID the saspe ol sa1nf3g
against Hsa xish : roll TIE latter of-
teEsd 10 pa CzIPgys locxi1s fos tas
nlsnt aad Is took BIS bensiact0f . -as
Eaz.s hotsl. sayins thsy mIsol a. setl .lve
assh a. not They ssfs both satoxicatsJ
411 he ci~Ex refQee1 - give tAeal fo51l
and - hiie telling what he th0lxht 0t hinI.
eCnIppy and Lis Lisad xiib tie money
we're arrested. When tue Judge eagle eve
liz On The tzmtlIaf form OF 'Chippy ne
Gecidsd that ths town would experience
pleasant sensation # be Woald lzks
yz-aElou lie lniosnied the Terror that
would leave tONn, and II he did not hs
Nogid send him down 10 Detroit again.
Cnsppy chose The latter and shook
tns duss % the city from his teet forever
unul l. ; convenient for bim 70 Iaaks an
otaer cail--W j. Smits paid s. > for be-
ilg Intoxicated. In The case OF John An
csEsOn. for breach oi the peace. sentence
sas Suspended 0n pay ment Of Goals. -
Byron hedges and tlst . Breu paid s. 20
1. - "a. ~ 10
u bnen, charged with the same Ohense,
was discharge. ed.---AEmOn 5oa peF, Chxs.
Lovslznd and Ben J. Heury, charged wigh
gambling were tired and acquitted AND the
cases OF Hiram Noble, Siias Roth. Wm.
Grady and Peter Brown. on the same charge,
wsIe nOl.e pros'd. This, with one excep-
uOa. completes the cases caused
oY tae memorable Saturday afternoon raid
q General Smith on the gambling rooms al
al aud IS Pearl Il. oct Of the fourteen ar
arrested oat one conviction has been made
aud that Vas Franz ODay. proprietor OF
tie place, who has carried the case % a
igheT court. Monroe Green. The cOlored
potter who was employed IN the gambling
room, iailed 10 appear II court yesterday
morning aud his Oaii was esireated and
bench warrant issued for his arrest--rhe
cases OF William Hess for keeping saloon
open sunday, ard John Farrell,
for keeping saloon Oyen afler hours, were
nolls pros ., az vas also the case of John
Hsnnessy, charged with stealing a watch
from man in the Leipzig slOck.-Abra-
ham White paid $3.50, and Henry Nsnde-
wei. -. for cruelty 10 4 horse. Henry
Miller. who stole considerable money and
watch from a young farmer az the Michigan
House. was held Tor trial al the present
tsrn oi the Superior Court.-The cases Of
Pauick Harinegt and Michael Lynch.
charged win robbery, were. called and ad-
jOUrned until This morning.
The case OF George ATndt. charged by
Daniel Sytzams, OF jamestown. with hav-
ing on the night OF the 18th OF Julyostole
from his clothes AZ house OF ill-iaWe on
ksnt-st. the sum OF S2t, was tried at the
afternoon session before 8 Jury. Mr..
Arndt was given 81 examination on
charge Of grand larceny in the same
court last week, and the same witnesses
with the exception Of one for the prosecu-
ton, were put upon the stand yesterday,
and the testimony was similar IN character
TO that given previously. Carrie CLARK. the
woman who was in the company OF Sytzama
on the night IN question. and was one OF
the principal witnesses for the prosecution
in tie former case suddenly left town last
week, aud IL is believed she went to Cen-
ada The defense in their argument
claimed that from the evidence It was to
be presumed from her actions on the night
IN question. and since that time. that she
vas the parry who took the money, and
from tear OF being charged with the oitsnse,
should Arndt oe acquitted. she skipped out.
The Jury remained IL deliberati IN .cr about
half an hour. when they returned a verdict
OF guilty. Sentence was suspended until
this morning and the defense will appeal
the case 70 the Circuit Court. This case has
has attracted considerable attention owing
to the fact that The respondent, Mr. Arndt,
is young man Of good business standing.
being a cigar dealer, and that the principal
witnesses against him are prostitutes with
out any character, and had an object in
proving Arnd, guilty. IN order 10 shield
themselves. The general opinion OF those
who have heard the testimony is that Arndt
Is not guilty.